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Webster Dictionary :: Mocker
MOCK'ER, n. One that mocks; a scorner; a scoffer; a derider.
Webster Dictionary :: Mocked
MOCK'ED, pp. Imitated or mimicked in derision; laughed at; ridiculed; defeated; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Mockage
MOCK'AGE, n. Mockery. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Mock-lead
MOCK'-LEAD MOCK'ABLE, a. Exposed to derision. [Little used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Mock
MOCK, v.t. 1. Properly, to imitate; to mimick; hence, to imitate in contempt or ...
Webster Dictionary :: Mocha-stone
MO'CHA-STONE, n. Dendritic agate; a mineral in the interior of which appear brow...
Webster Dictionary :: Moccason
MOC'CASON, n. A shoe or cover for the feet, made of deer-skin or other soft leat...
Webster Dictionary :: Moble
MOB'LE, v.t. To wrap the head in a hood.
Webster Dictionary :: Mobility
MOBIL'ITY, n. [L. mobilitas, from moveo, to move.] 1. Susceptibility of motion; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Mobile
MO'BILE, a. Movable. [Not used.] MO'BILE , n. [L. mobilis.] The mob; the populac...
Webster Dictionary :: Mobcap
MOB'CAP, n. A plain cap or head-dress for females.
Webster Dictionary :: Mobbish
MOB'BISH, a. Like a mob; tumultuous; mean; vulgar.
Webster Dictionary :: Mob
MOB, n. [from L. mobilis, movable, variable.] 1. A crowd or promiscuous multitud...
Webster Dictionary :: Moat
MOAT, n. In fortification, a ditch or deep trench round the rampart of a castle ...
Webster Dictionary :: Moaning
MOANING, ppr. Lamenting; bewailing.
Webster Dictionary :: Moanfully
MOANFULLY, adv. With lamentation.
